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This page allows developers to quickly preview the enriched content available on the SimpleFeed MCP server as "search results".

You can ask MCP questions and receive articles and videos that can enhance your AI applications.

Access to content with cleared rights and enriched metadata is available for purchase on AWS Marketplace.

Usage requires an MCP-compatible application.

Search in our Free MCP is limited to 50 queries and is not intended for commercial use.

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Example: https://cqse2xr2b0.execute-api.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/prod/mcp
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Search Parameters:

Number of results to return (max 30)
Minimum similarity score (0-1)
Filter by publisher identifiers
Note: "Video" also includes mixed content with video

Recent Articles:

Get articles published after this date
Limit number of recent articles

Paid Features:

Include full article contents
Include video/audio transcripts
Include vector embeddings
For full article content, transcripts, and vectors, upgrade to Paid MCP.

Two-way sync: changes in the Settings tab appear here when you switch to this tab. Edit the JSON and click Apply JSON to form to update the form. Copy the JSON to use in your MCP client.

Filter operators reference (filters in JSON)

Comparison operators (use as field value, e.g. "publish_date_ts": { "$gte": 1767225600 }):

  • $eq — equals (string, number, boolean)
  • $ne — not equals
  • $gt — greater than (numbers, timestamps)
  • $gte — greater than or equal
  • $lt — less than
  • $lte — less than or equal
  • $in — value in list (e.g. { "$in": ["sports", "news"] })
  • $nin — value not in list
  • $exists — field present (boolean)

Where to use:

  • Numeric / timestamp: publish_date_ts, length_words, length_chars, duration_seconds — use $gt, $gte, $lt, $lte, $eq.
  • String / single value: category, language, media_type, sentiment, publisher_identifier — use $eq, $ne or plain value.
  • Arrays: categories, keywords, entities — use $in, $nin or plain array (treated as $in).
  • Boolean: has_image, has_video, has_audio — use $eq or plain true/false.

Combine conditions: wrap in $and or $or, e.g. "$and": [ { "category": "sports" }, { "length_words": { "$lte": 500 } } ].

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